[Decisive and ruthless + multiple heroines + no System + thrilling fights without dragging things out + a protagonist with backbone]
Su Wenzhen transmigrates to Hong Kong in 1988. From the start, he beats up a contractor who hasn’t paid his workers. When a top-tier star is kidnapped, Su Wenzhen steps in without hesitation, entering Hong Kong’s entertainment industry from that day on.
He makes movies, rising from a mainland country bumpkin who is looked down on to an acclaimed filmmaker who lets his work speak for itself, eventually becoming an award-winning actor and the godfather of the entertainment industry!
Some call him the Brando of the East, a perennial box-office champion!
Others call him the emperor of the entertainment world, a man who can control everything with one hand, lifting people to success or bringing superstars crashing down with a single word!
But only Su Wenzhen knows he’s simply fighting to prove a point to the world: that people of Asian descent are the best, and Chinese-language cinema is the greatest!
Carina Lau, Nina Li, Joey Wong, Michelle Reis, Chingmy Yau, Rosamund Kwan... countless beauties gaze up at this peerless talent!
It's well written, come on, it's rare to see Hong Kong entertainment stories where the Mainland is looked down upon by Hong Kong people and then fights back. I'm really happy about it.
The protagonist is busy filming and editing, but the music aspect is not so easy to sort out.
The plot is compact, and it is a tough fight against the big guys in the Hong Kong film industry. The description is delicate and it is worth recommending.